Sentence examples for much least of from inspiring English sources

Trachsel is not worried about much, least of all the team he has joined.

Michael Kors does not miss much, least of all a chance to deliver a jot of his self-deprecating wit.

The transition from communism to capitalism has not altered the political rhetoric that much, least of all in Hungary.

Head out of town to the distant pistes of Cinque Torri, or up to the high level Ra Valles area, and you're unlikely to be rubbing shoulders with anyone much, least of all the jet set in town.

"Domenech had come into the 2006 World Cup with a masterplan that quickly looked more like a botched strategy devised by someone who didn't master much, least of all his own players," wrote Philippe Auclair of L'Equipe in his biography of Thierry Henry, Lonely at the Top.

Jones doesn't give off the impression of worrying about much, least of all the media.

The answer is not much, at least of ample significance to carve out a distinct identity.

But it is unlikely they will agree on much else, least of all any radical changes.This means the review could be a damp squib.

Few strikes here win much public sympathy, least of all one that demanded European-length paid holidays.

Australia had been producing wine since the 1830s, but apart from a product called medicated wine – basically sherry enriched with beef extract – no one drank much of it, least of all the Australians.

Though he spent many years as a book reviewer, he never cared much about art, least of all the experimental art of the twenties.